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1. She was taken down with fever.
她发烧病倒了。
2. He took down her speech.
他记下了她的演说。
1. 關閉：改变镜像块(mirrored chunk)状态改变一个镜像块的状态,-D选项将其关闭(take down),-O选项将其重开(restore)并置于在线(on-line)状态.
2. 取下;记下;拆卸：take delight in 以...为乐 | take down 取下;记下;拆卸 | take effect (药等)见效
3. 记下,写下：take away消除;消耗 | take down记下,写下 | take for把......认为是,把......看成是
1. (从高处)取下，拿下，够下来
If you take something down, you reach up and get it from a high place such as a shelf.
e.g. Alberg took the portrait down from the wall...
阿尔伯格从墙上摘下那幅肖像画。
e.g. Gil rose and went to his bookcase and took down a volume.
吉尔站起身，走到书架跟前，取下一本书。
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2. 拆掉;拆毁
If you take down a structure, you remove each piece of it.
e.g. The Canadian army took down the barricades erected by the Indians...
加拿大军队拆掉了印第安人设置的路障。
e.g. They put up the bird table, but it got in everyone else's way so Les tried to take it down.
他们支起鸟食台，可是人人都嫌它碍事，所以莱斯就想把它拆了。
3. 写下;记录
If you take down a piece of information or a statement, you write it down.
e.g. We've been trying to get back to you, Tom, but we think we took your number down incorrectly...
汤姆，我们一直试着给你回电话，可是，或许我们把你的号码写错了。
e.g. I took down his comments in shorthand.
我用速记法把他的评论记录了下来。
1. take down的翻译
1. You have been standing outside your house for 20 minutes waiting for a taxi, when a young woman casually cuts in to take the cab you flagged down.
2. Because of fierce rivalries among NTC's factions, it would take a long time for the political situation to calm down.
3. Overcoming this would take a massive change in thinking from the government all the way down.
4. The government has said it will take no chances in clamping down on security this weekend.
5. Customers take off their heavy coats and down jackets, enjoying their cold cola and ice cream.
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6. US envoy Christopher Hill said disagreements had come down to a single issue that may take another day or two to resolve.
7. Less adventurous people should take the alternative route along a red category, ski run that also leads down to the pass.
8. The workers used a construction crane to take down the busts in the Republican Palace, in yet another move aimed at eradicating the former leader's influence.
9. The reason they don't get taxpayer rescues is they can't credibly threaten to take down the world's financial system.
10. The court also ordered her to take down the Website in five days after the sentence took effect.
verb
1. take down的近义词
1. make a written note of
e.g. she noted everything the teacher said that morning
Synonym: note
2. tear down so as to make flat with the ground
e.g. The building was levelled
Synonym: level raze rase dismantle tear down pull down
3. reduce in worth or character, usually verbally
e.g. She tends to put down younger women colleagues
His critics took him down after the lecture
Synonym: degrade disgrace demean put down
4. take down的意思
4. move something or somebody to a lower position
e.g. take down the vase from the shelf
Synonym: lower let down get down bring down